Professor Luike J. Hemmes Papers

 

Prof. Luike Johann Hemmes was an active member of the Kalamazoo College faculty from 1925 to 1958. He taught German, Philosophy, and Psychology. He was born in Germany in 1888 and came to the United States in 1907. His papers were given to the Kalamazoo College Archives by his widow, Mabel "Gibbie" Hemmes, in 1979.

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  • Luike Hemmes Letters to Mabel Gibbie Hemmes, Dec. 1923 to Jan. 1924 

    Hemmes, Luike Johann, 1888-1976 (1923-1924)
    The Hemmes Papers collection includes a series of letters between Professor Hemmes, his family members, and others, dated 1908 to 1951. Many of the letters are handwritten and/or in German. This record includes digitized ...

  • Luike Hemmes Miscellaneous Letters, 1908-1931 

    Hemmes, Luike Johann, 1888-1976 (1908-1931)
    The Hemmes Papers collection includes a series of letters between Professor Hemmes, his family members, and others, dated 1908 to 1951. Many of the letters are handwritten and/or in German. This record includes digitized ...

  • The absoluteness of Christianity according to E. Troeltsch 

    Hemmes, Luike Johann, 1888-1976 (1924)
    Luike Hemmes' Ph.D. dissertation written for the University of Chicago in 1924. This version includes some penciled-in annotations, likely by Hemmes, and may have been one of his draft versions prior to the submission of ...

  • Hemmes Papers Finding Aid 

    Kalamazoo College Archives (2009-03-05)
    This is the archival finding aid for the collection of Prof. Luike J. Hemmes papers held by the Kalamazoo College Archives. The finding aid was exported from the Archives database in June 2008.